“River” by Vandy Bespikes: “I want her to want me and I want her.” There is emotion. I want to see it, live it, smell it.”

“The River” Vassilis Besbekis was speaking to Nikos Syrigos and The Smile again. He talked about himself, his son, the search for offers, and his love for Despina Vandi, a love he even described in poetry!

“Vassilis is unpredictable, spontaneous. There are stages when I love the child inside me and others when I suffer from it.

I’ve been in the street at all the marches, especially when our space was devalued.

It saddens me that Mido only stayed in the theater and targeted him, as if this does not happen in other professions.”

“Unfortunately, I’m not afraid. I smoke a lot less and drink a lot less. I discovered that I’m not afraid of dying after a heart attack.

The life I lived was full of abuse from age zero until now. I put pressure on myself,” he said of the risk with his health.

I lost many friends at a young age but I loved the wanderlust I went through.

I don’t have much time for the baby and I feel guilty about it.

I consider myself a leftist, and I believe in humanity. I am politically displaced, I cannot recognize my identity, and I do not listen to political discourse.

“Yes I am happy, I am in love. As Aya Mayakovsky says, I am suffering from the fire of my heart, in the church of my heart hymns are burning, that is what I feel.

My life owes me this love.

We didn’t put up labels, what image do we want to show.

In some downfalls there were no morals, they were terrible, they were created by parasitic beings

I don’t want to go through that chase again

I picked up the phone and my hand almost went up.

“I was watching a show, they put on a stomach and they would catch me, if I was sucking and I was like, do they know why I might have a stomach? I might be on medication. On the one hand they are body shaming and on the other hand they are moralizing on their morning shows.

The person who pissed me off was Bomboras who bid on my account. He tried to sell something about my personality. I laughed in my Bespoke uniform.

Tsarohis Zibekiko also danced. It’s a case. I danced it for love, for Despina. You don’t need acceptance from the outside world. I want and get acceptance from Despina, from my son, from my friends.

I want her to want me and I want her. There is emotion. I want to see it, live it, smell it.

In ten years, I hope to have a home in Crete and see my son happy. Despina exists in my distant dreams. “We are building this house with Despina, building a nest to be together.”